Verified Permissions
How Amazon Verified Permissions really decides "can this user do this to that?" inside your own application: Cedar policies (principal, action, resource, when and unless), entities and hierarchies, policy stores, schemas and strict validation, templates, IsAuthorized vs IsAuthorizedWithToken vs batch, Cognito and OIDC identity sources, the API Gateway authorizer, pricing per request and latency budgets.
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